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What's inside your Anki deck?

#1
And how many times, and how long do you take per day to finish it?

As for me:
1. Core 2k/6k (Nukemarine's)
2. Tae Kim Clozed Deletion (MCDs)
3. Japanese Onomatopeia
4. Lazy Kanji (RTK)
5. Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo (subs2srs)
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#2
I have a number of decks but I consider my vocabulary deck to be the main one. I've never used Core and made all 25K+ cards myself, but that's largely thanks to Rikaisama and some J-J dictionaries so it literally takes one button press to make a new card. I typically take just over half an hour each day to do my reviews and my vocabulary deck stats look like this. I feel it's worth the time it takes up each day as it's really not all that much.

I also have separate decks for collocations, proper names, N1 test questions, grammar, English vocabulary, and various others, but all together they take less than 10 minutes a day to get through.
Edited: 2014-06-18, 7:21 am
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#3
I had an accident* just as the tadoku challenge begun, but my decks now look like:

1. RTK Lite (completed) and some grade 6 Kanji I found were missing...
2. Sentences:
2a. Core sentences
2b. JSPfEC
2c. JtMW
3. "Vocab" -- Rikasama/dictionary import single vocab deck
4. Subs2srs -- Hunter x Hunter 1.

Only just made my subs2srs deck yesterday and found it rather easy. I also have a "My Boss My Hero" ep 2 deck, which I need to add later. Sadly, the MBMH subs were image based subs Sad

It takes between 20-40 minutes to complete my collections; I often do a 'custom study' on a single deck's forgotten cards. Typically I will complete the RTK deck on the way to work (or the way back) and leave the rest for the evening.

*My Core decks were deleted Sad ~3500 cards gone
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#4
Before deleting my deck about a year ago, I had:

~1000 sentences mined from the Genki books + some extra example sentences from dictioanries
~4000 sentences from media such as books, games, etc.
~1000 sentences from Death Note (subs2srs)

I'm considering picking up the last 4000 of the core10k sentences, just to mitigate the damage done by taking a break from Japanese (which actually sort-of started even before I deleted my Anki deck) ...but it seems like it is only available in decks containing all 10k words....
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#5
After giving up a 10,000+ word vocab deck after leaving it for too long, I started a new one a couple of months ago, and just have words I encounter or can't remember how to say in conversation.

My current stats are 59/70 days studied at about 19 minutes/day. 832 seen cards so far. The format is Front -> kanji, Back -> hiragana, accent, audio, English, example sentences.

I'm not sure if the format is optimal, but Ruby makes the cards for me, so I figure the time saved outweighs any disadvantages. I wouldn't bother at all if I had to make them manually.
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#6
1) Core 0-10k cloze
2) Death Note substosrs
3) Custom kanji deck
4) Custom Zelda: Ocarina of Time deck that I haven't used for a while due to it's lack of pictures and sound (literally made it from a table online that someone had made by extracting the text out of both Japanese and English Zelda: OoT).

I really want to create a custom sentence deck from words I come across but... I haven't put the effort in. I might do that after my birthday, when I hope to get loads of manga. The main problem I have with my custom decks is a lack of sound. I need sound. I think there's that Rhino-something website for finding people to read it out, but with my Zelda one, I think the person would just die from over-working their tongue.

Time per day... about 1 hour 30, maybe? Perhaps 50 mins core 10k, 20 mins kanji, 20 mins Death Note, usually skip Zelda, as mentioned above. I do 50 new core cards (a recent beefing-up, so the review flood hasn't hit me fully yet), 10 or so new kanji cards, 7 or so Death Note cards.
Edited: 2014-06-18, 1:07 pm
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#7
Lets see...mine are:

1. Akumu-Chan subs2srs; 2640 cards (1452 unseen)
2. Grammar Mash-Up; 3482 cards (653 unseen)
3. Sentence/MCD deck; currently 1390 cards, but this is the one I add the new random ones to (unseen 33)
5. Ryûnogotoku Gackt subs2srs; 562 cards (no unseen left)
6. Kanji is entirely at Reviewing the Kanji, currently slowly working on RTK3

I used to have Nukemarine's recommended version of Core, but I found it too boring. Maybe I'll start it again after I'm out of new cards Big Grin Currently my goal is to get through the Grammar deck during this summer and maybe a bit by bit move to J-J territory.

Actually I have to confess, I've tried several decks at Anki (lot more actually), but these are the only one's I've had enough interest to keep working on. My Grammar deck is a combination of Tae Kim's Guide to Grammar, ADoBJG, Nihongo so Matome, ADoIJG and who knows what grammar-decks.
Edited: 2014-06-18, 10:40 am
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#8
Loviatar Wrote:Lets see...mine are:
I used to have Nukemarine's recommended version of Core, but I found it too boring. Maybe I'll start it again after I'm out of new cards Big Grin Currently my goal is to get through the Grammar deck during this summer and maybe a bit by bit move to J-J territory.
I think that's the core I have. I was going through a more regular flashcard one before, but I like that this one comes with lots of example sentences (which often are amusing or disgusting, to my surprise - see one of the middle-bottom entries for tokidoki, regarding a person called Kim And there's fun voice-acting - see hontouni) and that it contains all 0-10k. I feel like I am progressing faster with this one and I actually find it enjoyable.

What I do not like doing, however, are grammar decks. I downloaded the Tae Kim cloze and then deleted it immediately. I don't think memorizing grammar makes much sense to me. Grammar to me is more of an understanding and practising thing. My main aim is to create a custom deck and get at least pictures if not sound. Now I have finished my 29 (yes, 29) exams I can actually do stuff like that.

Also, I feel that J-J is very far away for me, and I'm barely thinking about it. The only time I do is when I see a Doraemon dictionary online and wish I could use study tools that cute!
Edited: 2014-06-19, 4:20 am
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#9
Around 9362 vocabulary card all self-made.
- 2000 from Genki I/II
- 2200 J-J, words taken from Kanzen Master 1kyuu/2kyuu (1 book combined)
- 1200 from some N3 vocab book
- 4000 words generated using EPWING to Anki
- 150 mined from books
I wish I had known about core...

Around 400 grammar cards consisting of all patterns in Kanzen Master N1+N2

Current review load is 75 cards / day, and takes 15 minutes.
Edited: 2014-06-18, 9:28 pm
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#10
Mine looks like this (in review / total):

Grammar:
- All About Particles (98 / 634)
- Dictionaries of Japanese Grammar sentences (124 / 8549)
- Tae Kim (698 / 786)

Production
- RTK (2191 / 3012)
- Kana (92 / 227)
- Lonely Planet Japanese Phrasebook sentences (866 / 920)

Recognition:
- 3300 japanese 4 character idioms (41 / 3300)
- Core 2k/6k (10041 / 17985)
- Japanese Names (42 / 8779)
- Sentences (343 / 343)
- Words (218 / 218)

Around 15000 mature cards. I don't learn new cards from most decks systematically, I just unsuspend cards that I feel I want to learn.
On average ~70 reviews a day that take 15 minutes with 15 seconds per card.
Total reviews for deck life: 158k
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